). It is sometimes difficult to imagine being in a situation where the narrator is equipped with the later "tac-op" gear which costs more than my SUV. By being able to insert myself into that incident, I am better able to picture what I might have done, the mistakes I might have made, etc.
Great job sm, I think this a lot of why carry practice and awareness is important.
LOL, too funny.Johnny_Yuma said:omitted the usual paragraph-long description of his weapon, holster, ammo, and other acoutrements that too often accompanies self-defense accounts. You know, the one that reads "My strong-hand gravitated toward my BigBang Custom with the custom goncalo-alves grips by Soros Grips and tritium Stupendous Nite-Sites by Tinky-Winky. I silently drew the weapon from the custom Schumer IWB chicken-skin holster where it rides in the 4 o'clock position on a custom Feinstein Concealment Belt. It's custom Boxer Magazines were stoked with 8 rounds of 230 grain Nightstalker JHPs and my Blissninny mag carriers held two more magazines at the ready, just over my left hip at the 9 o'clock. My thumb snicked off the Kustom Kombat safety and my finger poised just outside the trigger-guard, a fraction of an inch from sliding over the custom Razzle-Dazzle combat trigger and delivering a precise 2.43632 lb stroke to unleash the 230 grains of righteous hell parked at the South end of my custom Lehd Peip hand-lapped barrel."
His keen perception of his surroundings and his level-headed tactics where what was important about his post. I don't care what he carries and I'll bet the checkout girl doesn't care, either.
Nice job, Steve.
Johnny, you just made a fairly long day amusing with that statement. Thanks...Johnny_Yuma said:omitted the usual paragraph-long description of his weapon, holster, ammo, and other acoutrements that too often accompanies self-defense accounts. You know, the one that reads "My strong-hand gravitated toward my BigBang Custom with the custom goncalo-alves grips by Soros Grips and tritium Stupendous Nite-Sites by Tinky-Winky. I silently drew the weapon from the custom Schumer IWB chicken-skin holster where it rides in the 4 o'clock position on a custom Feinstein Concealment Belt. It's custom Boxer Magazines were stoked with 8 rounds of 230 grain Nightstalker JHPs and my Blissninny mag carriers held two more magazines at the ready, just over my left hip at the 9 o'clock. My thumb snicked off the Kustom Kombat safety and my finger poised just outside the trigger-guard, a fraction of an inch from sliding over the custom Razzle-Dazzle combat trigger and delivering a precise 2.43632 lb stroke to unleash the 230 grains of righteous hell parked at the South end of my custom Lehd Peip hand-lapped barrel."
His keen perception of his surroundings and his level-headed tactics where what was important about his post. I don't care what he carries and I'll bet the checkout girl doesn't care, either.
Nice job, Steve.
Here:
And here:
Larry Ashcraft said:
Not contending anything. I wasn't there.
Two suspicious-acting characters amble up, block the main exit, take on dominating roles, express their intent to rob, begin terrorizing the sheeple, and make it clear they are in charge and that the customers will obey.
That, sir, is a very wise observation, thank you.
I'll add my thanks, too. Well said.carebear said:
